Medical degree

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Medical degree is a disambiguation page. The phrase 'medical degree' as used here refers to the conventional medical degrees recognized internationally by the WHO/IMED.

Contents 1 Conventional medical degrees 1.1 Medicine/Surgery 1.1.1 Related Links 2 Other health professionals 3 Animal Medicine/Surgery 4 See also

[edit] Conventional medical degrees

[edit] Medicine/Surgery

• Medicine/Surgery - BMBS, MBBS, MBChB, MB BCh, BMed, MD, MDCM, Dr.MuD, Dr.Med, Cand.med
• Osteopathic Medicine & Surgery - DO (U.S. Only)

[edit] Related Links

• Medical education
• Medical school
• Physician
• Surgeon

[edit] Other health professionals

• Clinical psychology - PsyD, ClinPsyD, LicPs
• Dentistry - BDS, BDent, BChD, DDS, DMD, BDSc, CD, Cand.Odont., Dr.Med.Dent., BDM
• Optometry - OD, B.Optom
• Physical therapy - BSc, BSPT, MSPT, MPT, DPT, or DPhysio
• Podiatry - DPM, DP, BPod, PodB, or PodD
• Naturopathic medicine - ND
• Audiology - AuD.

[edit] Animal Medicine/Surgery

• Veterinarian - DVM, VMD, BVS, BVSc, BVMS

[edit] See also

• Alternative medicine degrees
• Medicine
• Health care

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